ZTE MU5001 5G Unlocked portable low cost travel WiFi, connects 32 devices, 8 hours long lasting battery with Quick Charge, touch screen, UK Spec – Black

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There’s is also a International Roaming checkbox on the MiFi settings you will need to check the box.

Also note that you may also have to power cycle your client devices once you’ve set up these addresses to force the clients to update - once they have an IP address they do not keep checking back constantly to see if this should change. But that's just fine, as long as everything has gotten correct IP addressing, it will all work fine. I tested "Three" with CPE Pro 2 and with 3 sim card I had better speeds (over 500 MBits download and over 11 Mbits upload) but with my Smarty card it's slightly slower like below. Neil, I can't think that I do particularly need wifi from the ZTE so I will try your suggestion of just switching that off and see how that affects things. I do not have a hard-wired phone line in to my house and rely on 5G mobile broadband on a Three SIM.With Modifications selected – Includes a new, unused unlocked router that will be modified to your selected modifications. Still seems a solid device, nicely built and quite a good interface (compared to some of the awful UIs I've seen), shame it doesn't work for me. I have used a timer switch to top up the charge on of the device every 6 hrs and it appears to be working fine, I will get a set of external aerials and wired it to the two external aerial ports to increase or better its reception. So prima facie I don't see anything amiss with yout network scan and it tends to suggest to me that you used to have a network partitioned into two subnets, of which 192. Fixed" DHCP leases is a little different in that we still use the automation of DHCP to assign IP addresses to NICs, but we instruct the DHCP Server to always assign the same IP address to a particular MAC address (DHCP is keyed on MAC addresses.

My one complaint is that I would like to be able to assign static IPs to some of the kit around the house - printer, NAS drive, home server, etc - but cannot do so since the MW6 software does not allow that functionality.

It is worth mentioning that IP addresses are bound to "network interfaces" (AKA NIC's) not "devices. My only issue is that I would have expected to see all my various connected devices listed by the ZTE but I don't (although just one has appeared in the interim).